c. Reliefs Sought 87. The Respondent State prays the Court: As to admissibility of the Application: i. To rule in accordance with the law; As to the jurisdiction of the Court: ii. On the Applicant's application for a staying of ongoing criminal proceedings in the Togolese courts: a) To declare itself incompetent to entertain such Application; iii. On the Applicant’s pleas of violation of Articles 10 of the UDHR, Article 14(1), 2nd sentence, Article 14(3-b) of the ICCPR, Article 7(1) of the African Charter and taking into account the jurisprudence of international human rights courts: (a) To declare that such texts are not applicable in the context of the procedure leading to the waiver of the Applicant’s parliamentary immunity because the special committee constituted is not a Court within the meaning of international law. iv. If the Court finds them applicable, it should dismiss the pleas because the Respondent has not violated any of the texts. v. As to other pleas in law raised by the Applicant: a) To declare that they are unfounded. vi. Consequently, the Court should dismiss the Applicant's application and order the Applicant to pay the costs in accordance with Rule 66 of the Rules of this Court. 19